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A leader in global forecasting and quantitative analysis, with the world’s only fully integrated economic model and 200 full-time economists and analysts, Oxford Economics is a trusted advisor to corporate and government decision-makers. We help our clients track, analyse, and model country, industry and urban trends around the world.

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A deep portfolio of research tools to assess the impact of macro events across more than 200 countries, including regularly-updated economic briefings, forecasts, and scenarios. Find out more.

A complete industry forecasting and analysis service with continuous updates for 74 countries and 26 commodities. Find out more.

The most complete set of forecasts available for cities and sub-regions around the world. Find out more.

Oxford Economics’ Global Industry Model provides a framework for accessing our industry forecasts and building your own projections. The model is globally integrated and transparent so that changes are reflected throughout to show the impacts of key macro drivers across 74 economies and 100 sectors.

Forecasts are driven by key macroeconomic drivers from our Global Economic Model. Advanced software allows you to build your own scenarios using a simple menu-driven interface, export data, and view outputs in dashboards, heat maps, or charts, and import data into your own models.

Our industry model uses demand as its key input. Other variables, such as exchange rates and commodity prices, are used when appropriate. These data points run off our latest economic forecasts and generate projections of output by industry and sub-sector. The model is based on 2,000 indices, prices and input-output tables, and it makes use of NACE industrial classifications. Industrial coverage includes manufacturing and services sectors in 68 national economies plus the Eurozone.

Service features

Globally integrated forecasting framework. The world’s only globally integrated industry model, the model links our industry forecasts to economic assumptions and projections from our global economic model. This allows you to build shock scenarios and assess their impact down to a sector level and compare them to our baseline.

Comprehensive industry coverage. For each of the 74 national economies in the model plus the Eurozone and aggregates, we include 85 manufacturing industries and 15 service sectors.

Advanced model structure. Forecasts for output by industry are based on an input-output framework. It is built around quarterly data for 25 countries and annual data for 44 countries from 1980 and ahead 5, 10, or 25 years.

User-friendly software. The Global Model Workstation makes it simple for you to build your own scenarios, export data sets, and visualise data as charts, heat maps, and dashboards.

Regularly updated. We update the historical data and forecasts each quarter, consistent with the latest macroeconomic forecast from that month.Our economists review industry forecasts from the model to ensure they are consistent with our global assumptions and country projections.

Comprehensive training and support. We provide full training to new model users, and our economists are available to answer questions about the model.